A Survey of Mathematical Programming Applications in Integrated Steel Plants

Authors:
Goutam Dutta;Robert Fourer
Affiliations:
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Venue:
Manufacturing & Service Operations Management
Year:
2001

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Abstract

Mathematical programming techniques were used in the steel industry as early as 1958, and many applications of optimization in steel production have been reported since then. In this survey, we summarize published applications in the largest steel plants by type, including national steel planning, product-mix optimization, blending, scheduling, set covering, and cutting stock.